Adventure

Dometic built a cooling empire with its electric ice boxes. Its most disruptive idea might be the simplest.

Utah-based e-bike brand Bakcou makes the jump to motos with a two-wheeler that could leave gas-powered rivals in the dust.

Inspired by '90s video game consoles and throwback tech, these blades have quality construction to back up their style.

Now is your chance to score one of the brand's best EDC folders for less, and it's one you're going to want to add to your collection.

Legendary performance, approachable price tag. Meet Yeti's latest cooling solution.

Since its inception, this knife has been used to showcase unusual handle materials. This version is one of the best.

Made in collaboration with magician Chris Ramsay, this keychain blade requires cleverness and brain power to unlock.

Seeking a point of difference, the Kitworks Adventure Duffel offers something the biggest name in rugged AF travel bags doesn't.

Despite its minimalist aesthetic, the clever dial markers and vibrant lume make this timepiece extremely readable, day or night.

The 2025 Road Glide's 105 horsepower and 130 ft-lbs of torque are sweet, but something else really popped during a 600-mile test ride.

Big Idea Design has pared its best-selling fixed blade into an even more discreet folder — all without losing its spirit and best features.

North Mountain Blade drops a trio of new high-end Japanese-inspired flipper knives made in collaboration with artist Tyler Anderson.

The only thing more surprising than this exceptional dadcore outdoor footwear is how low-priced it is.

More well-known for hardcore tactical designs, the time-tested knifemaking brand rolls out a stunning Persian folder.

The latest edition of the iconic Transalp boasts some welcome new wrinkles while keeping the price approachable.

Paul Alexander, one of Spyderco's "most popular and prolific designers," created this high-end, futuristic blade.

This magnificent cutting tool is incredibly ultralight, especially for a fully featured, all-metal EDC knife. It's seriously mind-blowing.

Kershaw's high-end sister brand returns from a months-long hiatus, dropping an especially spectacular pocketable cutting tool.

From the track to the trail to the open road, BMW, Triumph, Harley, Honda and several scrappy upstarts make plenty of (welcome) noise.

The footwear's tactical alterations make for a much more utilitarian appearance, but they're also functionally better and easier to wear.